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Can I export data on Mergr?

Yes β€” Mergr allows you to download search results as CSV files so you can work with the data in Excel, Google Sheets, or your CRM. Exports are designed to help you turn research into actionable lists.

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Where Downloads Are Available

The Download button appears in the top-right corner of search results pages.

You can export results from:

  • Private Equity Search

  • Company Search

  • Advisor Search

  • M&A Professional Search

  • Transaction Search


How Downloading Works

  1. Run a search and build a results list.

  2. Click Download in the top-right corner.

  3. Name your file.

  4. Your export will begin automatically.

Your file will download as a CSV file, which can be opened in spreadsheet tools or imported into other systems.

Export Limits

Each download includes the first 250 records from your search results. If your search returns more than 250 results, you can export additional records by narrowing your search using filters such as:

  • Geography

  • Industry

  • Firm size

  • Location

  • Deal criteria

This approach helps you create more targeted and useful lists.

Customizing Your Export

By default, exports include all available fields. However, you can choose exactly which fields to include before downloading.

To customize your export:

  1. Click the small arrow next to the Download button.

  2. Select Choose Export Fields.

  3. Select the fields you want to include.

  4. Click Download.

This allows you to tailor exports for your workflow, CRM, or research needs.

Available Export Fields

To see a full list of available export fields across download-enabled pages, click here.

Tips for Better Exports

To get the most value from downloads:

  • Start broad, then narrow your filters

  • Export in smaller, targeted batches

  • Customize fields based on how you plan to use the data

This helps you create cleaner, more relevant lists.


Need Help?

If you have questions about exporting data:

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